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Jelly Donut recipe
A delicious recipe for Jelly Donut, with Tropicana Twister Kinetic Kiwi Strawberry, Bacardi® white rum, DeKuyper® Razzmatazz liqueur and half-and-half. Also lists similar drink recipes.
Ingredients:

4 1/2 oz Tropicana Twister Kinetic Kiwi Strawberry
3 oz Bacardi® white rum
1 1/2 oz DeKuyper® Razzmatazz liqueur
1 oz half-and-half


Method:
Pour the Tropicana kiwi-strawberry juice, the Bacardi white rum, and the DeKuyper razzmatazz liqueur into a highball glass half-filled with ice cubes. Float about 1/2 inch of half-and-half onto the mixture; done by slowly pouring the cream over the back of a spoon so that the cream stays separate from the rest of the drink. Serve.
Serve:
Highball Glass

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